Sentence examples for addressing a demand from inspiring English sources

Aereo was not only revolutionary for it's technology but for harnessing the frustration with the television status quo and addressing a demand for additional viewing options.

The decision to hold parliamentary elections in September, rather than June, partly addresses a demand of new parties, which wanted more time to prepare to compete with the established Muslim Brotherhood and the remnants of the ruling National Democratic Party.

In this work, we address a Demand Responsive Transport System capable of managing incoming transport demand using a solution architecture based on a two- stage algorithm to solve a Dial-a-Ride Problem instance.

The main benefit of adding a Node.js development framework is to address a demand from enterprises who are interested in building apps with APIs that can handle large amounts of data and also connect on the back-end with other enterprise applications.

Such steps would provide him with a graceful exit and effectively remove him as the central political player, going partway toward addressing a central demand of protesters on the streets of Cairo.

And they have entered it from an angle that leverages both their tech and social media expertise while addressing a deep demand they have discovered amongst the female population, in particular.

Although the cultivation of I. paraguariensis has been implemented with the aim of addressing a growing market demand, extraction of erva mate still largely occurs from natural populations.

"This service does not transform the world, but it addresses a consumer demand that's out there".

The plans put forth by Blackstone and Mr. Icahn address a major demand by some of the most vocal opponents of Mr. Dell's current offer.

Finance Ministry officials said one of the proposals under consideration would address a longstanding demand of foreign institutional investors to reduce the withholding tax on all rupee-denominated bonds to 5 percent from 20 percent.

"To address a rising demand we and many other London local authorities are looking at temporary housing alternatives outside of the city both in neighbouring boroughs and elsewhere, particularly for those applicants with minimal connections to Westminster," he said.